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Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
I'Ontt,

What ie -'Dtti? Tonti is an oresui.
z.tion ths' g.sa TO It's members 81, COO
in seven yea 8, instead of when he dies.
IL will pay y nbp $25 per week |: he
become sick o. cisabled. 1t will pay q
man $500 II hols permanently disabled.
The same to bo deducted from his GER
tifosts when It. u1stures Wilmington
Lodge, No. l37, will hold a public
needing In ths,i hall. Law Build
ing, Ninth aud Harket streets, on
Saturday evening, November 18th,
when any who has been linking of
joining, hut couldn'G understand how
the order can do what 1t promises, OF
any who would avail themselves of this
sure, safe and easy plan of saving
$1,000, are especially invited to attend.
Supreme Secretary d. n. Kenney ot
Philadelphia will address the meeting.
COMMITTEE,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Hideous In Every Gulsc,

Whether 1t be the best known form.
cnilIs and fever, or else bilious remit
tent, double sgus or sRue cake, Is that
aoominsbls disorder In nvolving the liver,
the bowels and the kidneys, known as
msIsris. Every complaint classified
under this generic, though erroneous
appellstion, 10 destructive of the nerv.
ous system, but Is, unhsppily, not to be
subdued, or even checked, by the use OF
ordinary negvines, febrifages or tonics.
There 10, however, promp, relief and
ultimate cure to be found In Hostetter's a
Stomach Bitters, foremost snong the
proprietary rsmedies of America, and
widely known ius other lands. MOI
only diseases born Of miaams, hat rheu,
matic complaints, superinducsi by Ok
posure In had weather, Inherited or in
carred debility OF the kidneys or blad
der, dyspepsia or irregular condition OF
bowels, are cUrahle--nay, certain to IL
cured by this Geservedly esteemed and
! professionally sanctioned corrective.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
west Presbyterian anniversary.

The nineteenth anniversary OF the
West Presby teri.n Sunday school wss
held last night in the auditorium Of the
church, The church was decorated
with flowers. Back of the altar stood
the figure Of an angel In All arch, and
over the altar was the fgur' Of q dove
and the words "Peaoe and Unity" A
.arge audience was present.. The exer-
. sea opened with singing, followed by
rcsyer. The superintendent's report
was then read, and the following pro
Rraul WAS then rendered: Singing by
the infant oiass; recitation, Miss Virgle
JoEe.; music by the choir; quintet,
"Ris., Spirit, R.st;" address by the
pastor; singing, Grown Him." by the
schoo'; h-nu by infant class; recitation
by N.s' Yirgis Jones; music by the
choir. G'uris Excelsis, Mozart, i2tt
tIass; s4aaiDg, "Bsau,iful Light py
the school
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
apOd Prfcal.

L.. W. Stldhap x Son. auctioueers,
so!G q, pahlio sale oa Thureday, foI
j ohm and Eoms McOay, of Upper Obi.
chester, Delaware County. Pa, horses
as $i.5 to S165; poge OF oxen, f2Oe;
o,ws, from $50 to $50, Che average tor
80 head being Sa25o, whi3n WAS con
sidsred v.yy satisfactory, as 'here was
bu. 1ns ficsh COW In the lot, che others
having been milking sonae t!Iae and q
few CT them dry. The highest priced
one was purchased by Brandy~ine
Hundred farmer, and seserA! Others
oams to this county. Hoy cold n: Sil 20
per ton, corn, 80 cents per bushel, and
oats 40 do. The ssla wAj yell attended,
Notwithstanding the rain, and the bid
ding was quite satisfactory.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Aprotrx Moman,s SECRET.

LOOK YOUNG a. long az you can,
prevent tendency to wrinklo1 or sgeing
OF the skin by using LEAURELLE
OIL, Kleaant for cisaring complexion,
rough skin, chapped face or hands.
Keeps the hands nud fsce sofS and
smooth. Preserves q youthful, plump
condition of the features. Only sub.
stance existing that will prevent or
arrest tendency TO wrinKlee. An elegant
dressing snd preservativa tonic foc the
hair. No oil or grease. ASK for Leau.
gelie OIL. $1,00 at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
another APPOINTMENT.

Henry Herbert, the son of state Trea.
surer William Herbert, has heen az
pointed spprentioe clerk to the United
States Bish Commiesion, and reported
Tor duty at Washington yesterday.
Young Herbert ia 10 yesrs OF age, but
will receive S45 per month and ex
pensea. He was assigned for duty on q
fish car. and will leave for jackson.
VILE, Fla, to-day. His car arrived
from Oregon yesterday, and will return
to the Pacific coast during the spring
months.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
SsIes by the sheriff.

At tho Court House on Thursdsy
afternoon Sheriff Lanbsou sold the fol
Loving propertie,: Two story brick
dwelling house at the scutheas: corner
of Third and LombNrd sweets to An
dew MeGowsn for $500; fern ir New
Castle Hundred containing 96 aoras and
% perches to Il. johnson for IS, 400;
also two urick houses In Rocs e'sin be-
longing to ID I'll. Kent to the Excelsior
Loan Association for $500; and frame
houi Mt the same place belonging to
Charles Griffen 10 the Dlsmord State
LOAN Association for $lO0.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Foil Inte the Wen.

Ssmue, Swan, the ten year old sop OF
Alouzo swan, while playiu ball Ia tue
yard OF Mrs. Sospa, nj Odessa, q few
days $50. fell through the we'll GOV crip q
and landed on the stock brSces about 25
feet below ground. Assistance Was I'M
mediateiy summoned and q rops low
cred to him at once. He coolly made
tbs line fast around bis body aud was
lifted on: Of his UNPLEASANT position by
those above. Messer Ssrl uel sustained
no severe injury from his fall, HIS only
complaint beings general shxliag up
and a sli sht soreness of legs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
rouud sb,yer,nr ON tho street.

There IL no occasion to suffer the
agonles OF cold chill or being tortured
by extreme pSiu from blusueriog winds,
when you can be made to feel comfort
able by going to Meyer keyers' One
Price Clothing House and buying an
overooas, with massive collar tsa3hed.
for $3.50 The establishment is not on
the south or east, brt bear in mind, the
northwest corner Of Fifth and Market,
and don't yuu forget is.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

VIM. Fl. Brady and VIM. ". PTit.
cnett have been engaged by the dlrec.
tors of the Department OF ElectiOns to
make a csnvsrs OF the voters OF the
city. 1his hss TO be done preparatory
to dividing the city into election dis.
tricts Rs required by the new registrs-
tion law by which n district must be
omposed OF rot more than 800 nor less
than 100 voters. The division must be
made By April.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
conference.

Tomorrow evening . conference OF
Sunday school workers OF all oenomt
nations will be held In st. Paul's n. Z.
church at 7.30 O'Clock. The meeting
will be help to ali who attend, as Miss
Kemble, who will conduct 1t, IL q
speclalist In this kind Of work.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Your Dishes, glassware, windows

made cloar as crystal with "Rough on
Dnt" SUds or SOAP should not be used.
/. you would have them clear, pure,
clean and bright, without od,r or taste
of soap, use "Rough on Dirt" 100. and
26c packages. Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Hot UAkes

Pound cakes and crullers given away
frte. We defy competition. An exhi.
bition Of Groves prepared -four and
buckwheat on Saturday morning Ana
evening at the -four store OF j. 8. Ham.
iltop u Co.. southwest corner OF Fifth
An d King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

SHlon's vITALIZER fe what you
need tor Constipation, Loss n' Appe-
tits, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsis. Price 10 and rs caats per
bottle. Sold by n. b. DanfeI;k, cor.
2nd and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
services in UpIou A M. NJ. Church.

The repairs having been eompIetad
oa the abore church, French siseas
above Twelfth, at a cost of 81 900. IL
will he reopened on Sunday next.
Bisnop Williams will preach at 10 .
M, Rev William Biliingslev at p.
m. and Rev K 6 Aotoo as I 80 p. m
seryices will be continued on the even.
i"es o: tho 14lh, lob. 10th, 17th and
ism inst. Tho citizsns are generally
invited, rs an effort will be made to
raise al least 5000
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
LISGG's SUICIDE.


CHICAGO, Nov. 10 Louis Lingg, ths
most desperate of the seven condemned
| Ans rchists, shot himself through tue
head soon after y O'clock this morning
| At $40 no died.
The weapon of destruction used was
Illuminating case, q sort OF dynamite
cartridge with fuse attached. LtnaE
held she cass in his mouth and lit IL
with candle which w4s burning in his
cell The explosion was the frs, VAIN
ing thas the Jail people mad, the guard
seeing him with ,hs candle IN his hand
eurpoB,nx that he was lighting q cigar.
The explosion was terrific. IL stsr;le
the offi oials, Who thought IL was q bomb,
the noige was 20 great. The ehell was
40 spa!l as TO haze allowed the dmug'
Cling OF 1t into ths Jail without troubie,
Jailer Fola, Who made al examination
of the call, found on tho floor the anall
OF the Illuminating cap, end said that
there WAS no G0ub! that 1t had contain
cd dynamite.
Tmmedistoiy after the explosion
Deputy O'Nsal rushed into Ltrge's s
cell. which was completely cnveloped in
smoke. There he found the young An
archlst lying on his back with great
holes in hts head, from uhioh the blood
was rushing in torrents. He was Of
cuce Carried into the jail oitics and
placed on q table. He was sttll breath
ing faint'y, and while DR.. GRAY was
examinins him ne coughod slightly and
the blood poured forth again from his
terrible woIuds and his mouth and
uose. Lingg presented most horrible
sight with tAG lower part CT his Jaw
completely torn of, and hts thick au.
turn hair still matted with blood. The
checks were torn out aud hung down In
Jagged pieces upon his neck, the teeth
were knocked out, the gums torn away,
I and bat small stump Of the toague
Appeared protEudins from the mangled
throat
In the uppse part OF the throat, i'm
nedtslely undsr the lower pa7s or the
bone, O terrible gap had been toGn
ou. from rho ilside. The ball OF the
thumb OF the ls?t hand, with which ne
had touched off tho explo1ive Ia his
mouth was torn open. The scens in
the DrIsoner's cell SITTER the explosion
was chastity. Teeth, bits OF jawooDe,
sbreds OF II Ssh and blood were scattered
all over the NARROW compartment. A
ltttle trail o, blood marked the way
over tha stone tagging to the room
where Lingg was carried;
The au;ta peroha mouth OF fountain
syrings Was inserted with doctor
finger into the great hole left In l;o2R :
head BY the d dynamite. BY this method
water and brandy WAS admintsEhreo.
This Was repesstd at intervals, L.hks
meanwhile gsa!ng stoadfastiy huou
him watching every move OF thosd In
the room, brt apparently indiferene 10
what they did.
Fiu.lly Llugs's big breast heaved
onca and was still. Linsg was doad.
How the dynsmite was smuRaieu
Into the cell is not known, bus It is
aeDeraliy believed that thsre ia trail
tor amorg the death watch who gave
him the os nsmtt~ and the cap. Tnts ie
the theory ut the Sheriff. office.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
say, How 10 This,

You can buy knee pants for 80 cents;
long pair for rs cents; mems iron clad
working pxnts,76 oents; suits from t3 81
70 sal, aud overcoats from 81 go to the
best In the msrket as Meyer Meyers
One Price Clothing House, northwest
corner of Fifth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Beeossr'e gallery is Sl5 Market street.
Look &C the pictures 10 It's show cases
and Judge for yourself II they srs not
the bess in the city. Every person there
represented has hsd o1s dozen just like
them. The 8x10 picture we give with
each dozen FREE 10 worth $3.50. Be
Uure OF numb SIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
II 10 o Fact

that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, WELL
cleaned coal IN every ton you buy. Oak,
pine aud hlpory fdndling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. ODeninS In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
soms thing worth Reading.

Just opened with . full line of wall
psl e-s and window shades, which we
art y .',72 at the very lowest prices:we
would .icit q call from our friends
and the pGb.ic.
@. W. EVANS q Co,
21) West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Anomnleia a snocasr =.

oroe entertainment 6iven b. the Home
Is 'c'Sl Circle ol ooUtL Al. &c CNr-oh at
eve ling WAS compietf succtEs In every
p lrti ,uiar, and those no p esent miss.
ui q rare TIT ut.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
At rho Grand Central

George Le Blanche, the "Martne,
at the Grand Central theatre, will have
q four. round contest with Bully Gaoig
to-alaht, the best man 70 win. Alice
Thompson's b Iriesque and comedy COM
psny will AlsJ perform
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Hukill & Post, secord snd Tstnall
streets, hava an elegant line OF zspbyr
goods, and offer the following bargains:
Hand knit Tam O'Shanters, % cents;
all wool hoods, 10 centa. IL Will pey
you to examine before purchasing eise-
where.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

l cannot get Cigar to sui; mo ia
heard on all s:desi
Why do you not give Beckett q r-isl, ,
you will fad only the best at 10S W q.
Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
w anted.

Buyers for the R,min iscences Of VIII
mington Del by Miss mon,f omerr
price, ST.; please call on or perd po al
card t. Cornelius Fipps, No. Ct6 French
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Temple L odge's Open Meeting.

An open meeting will b. Led BY
T ,mple Lodge. No 141, Ora, r mont',
at It's quarters, room No. II McClary
Baildint this evening, 81 7.30
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Finer Ftuishod

sre the photographs made by Cum
minss, No 3o2 Market street, than any
photographer in the citv. One Sx10
frame size picture and a. cabinets tor
S3 only.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
A Marrow Escape.

We learn from the Transcript that
lamp exploded en- t. table OF the Mid
dletowD hetel on Tbur.daY NOR ring,
when Mrs. Maria Walker Larr3wly
escaped being scorchsd, as ths oil fell
on her dress. Two gentlemen smoth ared
the flames, preventing any damage be-
yond the slight burning of the table
cloth.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Mrs. Jacobs display as DUPONT Post
fair Is the handsomest, and she 10 soil.
ing bargains there in ribbons and lacss
this week.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Powdermaker Bros. are selling eau
sage, scrapole aud meats at the lowest
prices ut 6O7 King and 705 West Eighth
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Now Watch Olub,

Wa ere forming q new watch club,
the ct0b will be supplied With excel.
lent watches. Call and exami0o them
is East 4sh St.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Low rent and lowest prices for, tine
watches aod jewelry. William sons
100 W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
II u. bourbon a. Bro ,

manufacturers Of 8 B n B ciesis at n.
W. Cor. Second and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by all leading
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

We make IA speciality in pure Lard,
our own rendering. for family use,
Powdermaker Bcothers, 507 King and
705 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

For lame back, side Or cheat, use
Sh,ioh's Pprous Plaster. Price IS cts,
Sold By II. b. Danfor th, cor. 5nd &
Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Lovely trimmed hats and bcnnets
almost given awOy at Millinery Palaces
220 King street and 6i7 Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Call and sea the handsome millinery
at GIT Market and $50 King streets.
Mrs. Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Fine gold aud silver watches ut re.
iuced prices, fall llre OF gold and
fDe rolled gold plated chains es Is Il.
Fourth Et. II. Il. Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Bargains In millinery goods ut Mrs.
Jaoebs'. 6l7 Market and $40 Kink Sss.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
shewsrd,s "s,lyer Mednl,.

bag, 1214 lbs; S. 90 per Dbl. N. VI,
cor. Fourth aud King.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
The Auarchists Hung;

The Anarcb lists y ere hanged at Oh. i.
caeo about 1880 to-day. As there 10
over cne hours difference In time be-
tween this city and chicago, the txecu-
tion was about taking place ~ the BE-
PUBLICAN went 70 press. The various
reports of Disturbance were unfounded.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

All kinde Of produce can be bought
cheaper at Pow5ermaker Bros branch
stors, 7e5 West Eighth str set, than any
place 10 the oity.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

L.dias' mesino underwear, elegant
quality, 371sa., NJ III. 3. Wystt's, N.
K. Cor. Secohd and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Doing Well.

Young Dswey, who was ebot by .
companion on Wednesday, ts tn Q iair
way 70 recover. DR.. Pstor Cooper is At'
tandlnR him.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

For good coal 20 to Bush's, French
strest wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

AS60 gents lax. gold watch for $4S
Williamson's, 105 w. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Go 10 Powderrnaker Bros, 507 King
and 705 West Eighth streets, for your
sausage, ,scrapple and all kinds OF meats.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
aIInfIAr tina GaaIixht

Drop In ana enjoy yourself at the
Atlsutio Garden, to night, 224 King. A
fine lunch served TO ell Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

New milk, 8 oents;skim milk, 8 cent
butter milk, oeuts; cream, "a cents;
butter, 38 cent?; whipped cream, IL.
CREAMERY, Fourth and Shipley streete.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Special Mention .
Mrs. j .cobs, Fair nalles,n.

What ribbons We have left will be
sold At the reduced prices We will
sell shia week Egyptisn and Oriental
laces ct less than half price. LRces that
sold at 25 and 30 cents. fair prices 13c.
Laoss we're 40c., fair price 20,. All
iaoes greatly reduced. You will cave
price OF admission if you boy only ore
yard of our lsces asd ribbons. Mrs.
Jacobs, 220 King and GIT Market SITS,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Heater aud range work. Gallaher &
Rrnsr, 7o9 O:ange street. Telephone
3ii4
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Election Department.

James Monashsn, Justice of the
P.nce. No. 404 Saipley street,
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Bush's, French street wharf Is the plac,
TO buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
]. WALSH & co.
NO. 5O6 Markst St.,

.pf.s.i oALE OF COWS THE
n,a-, VIII wlll scii at public sale, on his
lHt,p,,, Hh'ile, Christians Hundred. on
NOVEMBER 2lrII, 1857,
fre,, -. at o'clock. p. IN.
boz, w. sni sprInecr. h.,ro,whio,,
R,s1'a ~ and iirst class in eyery rp-
|rn' All g',,' l'w cans aud other articles.
sOGri' huMs an Of 80 and under casl, :oycr
e,'t" e..S" Sith rnodit eit Of three months, on Civ
~ 'naprser, or per cent. OFF
" SSsham Z JAMES Comfy, in.
MISREPRESENTATION
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

A $50 ladies' lax. gold watch for SSC,
WillIamson's, 106 W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Csn aud see our fine feathers and
fancy, go King end 6 IL Market strests
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Bsst place to get neei, mutton or veal
Is OF Loval), ssSll II, City Market.
rslephons al.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Drop In To. mig hi.

Some fi1e vocal mu ,io will be render
ed tonight at the AtisEGlo GatCen, 24
KING street. Everybody welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

the leading lung and throat remedy Of
Wilmington, Del. The positive pre-.
yentor ofPulmonary consumption. BE.
iieves and cures coughs, chronic or re-
coat; sore throst, hoarsensss, Group,
&o.. remarkably fast. Lots OF home
references, SOC. and 81. Solo by DEAL
srs. DEPOT, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11
Eor Caugns and Uol

Uae Watson' 3 Tar Cordial. sos Mark
ctfset.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Meyer Mey ers is having his siGn re.
painted.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

Strong cough candy at Ferguson's.
Daily Republican., 1887-11-11

For cnrpusa---OrNnoz b "a.
, 1887-02-10

routine business, passing ua bills ant
aIgT"pE!atinc raogjes ! In adiournc,
meeting .siil be helI March 2I
! 4 letter tsen T.,ousea says: IVY,
have hal a :I:zza-I for days Befor,
THIS we had seas 50 high tina. even Capt
SaIFs0n Z never saw the Ike here hetor'
IN all his 20 Years stay. lie su,f ::ay
clear over our island, I25 feet high.
vas grand, gloomy and peculiar in II,
fullest sense Of a Byrouic imagination
Ben. Pitchers little boy IS recovering
| from an iujury received several week:
ago, wherein one Of IL G bones uf the leg
Was broken below the knee. II is thf
same child that Lad a lia.b broken be.
fore. Iuis time the children were play
ing, and loistiuE the unfortunate little
fellow with 4 rope which they let GO
when he Was several feet from the
ground, letting hia fall. Ben says that
between their good and bad luck they
have most rs much az anybody.
Oar types should bave said that Ia
coma raised S50,0OG for the establishing
of a school there As matter of fact
she did contribute S50,0UO in coin-and
that. too, for the location Of grammar
school, the "Washington College" a
mere prep ratoTy school Of the grade of
an acadeny-and tnat without the liber-
al endowment proposed for our Univer-
s!ty. AID here we bave citizens groan-
ing over raising $4,000. Tacoma has
not five times our wealth or population
by long shot, but there seems to be
some who imagine that she has more
than five times onr pluck and enterprise
Peter Stockgnd is doing the carpenter
work in the Central Hotel building, en-
larging the dining room so as to include
what was formerly the jewelry store.
Mr.. Dodd has found it absolutely neccs-
sary to provide great deal more room
for his business. He has nov rented
the whole of the new building erected
~ - L. oLlitii ttiOSS sue OF OElOn
wharf.-the upper part of the same hay
ing been fitted up and furnished elegant
ly for lodging rooms, and the lower
story being untiiized for sample roome.
Mr.. Dodd says he needs more room yet,
in anticipation of the summer travel
.. S. Revenue Cutter Wolcott, Capt.
Glover, returned this morning from Cape
Flattery, bringing Capt. DeLano and a
quantity of material saved from the
wreck Of the bark Austria, stranded on
Fiattery Rocks. Tho schooner Champ
ion is also On her way up with il full
cargo Of wrecEaGc. The cutter reports
that they went twice from Neah Bay to
HosetU village. At Fiattery Rocks the
water was perfectly smooth and the
boats had no difficulty in landing. The
sails, anchors, rigging, etc, which have
been saved viii lie sold at auction with
the hull as per advertisement.
, 1887-02-10
Ghe sS'fcklg argus.


The Por: Townsend Wharf Company
will begin driving p!le= i2r their new
~sGE; gb0E. tie l5;L inst.
SsLcol Was G.saii-cri this u:terleon
in two uf tic roa'ns q the luLlic school
o. account q the funeral # IL. lnse
Elss Fanny Hyza.
EsioE Blake, Who uas EerveL several
yeaas - inspector il the cuGloras So
VICE, LGs Left the service. MAJOR JoL,,.
stationed at Seattle. has 5yea 'ie. ont. -
having served tl.s.y DAY special ap-
yoiuiHelk
The revenue cuttsr WolrJ5t has rc.
suraei. uot having been lyle 10 reach
Eis scene cf tie s;raudel vessel On Flat
,sEy r0ess. a. the Tins cf going to
pass We cannot learn any particulars
shout the vessel.
Gene difficulty has been experienced
il properly heating the public school
building. We are authorized BY one CT
ihs directors to announce, however, that
tns services Of u fireman have been EN-
gsged 10 attend the furnace. aud that
school viii eont!uue as usual.
Hon. 1. ". Bush who is in Washing
son City, has been working through
esnatoE Mitehcll Of Oregon TO secure an
additional appropriation for the Port
Townsend public building, for another
story above that already provided for.
The bill, however, Lss hxsn Withdrawn
foE the present.
Collector Bond " Port Iongas, Alaska,
arrived on tho Idaho, on bis way to San
snneiscO to join lis family, part Of
whom are expected to accompany him
north when he returns. We had pleas
an! call from him today. General Bond
brought word Of tie sad end of Prof. S.
4 Saxman, Louis Paul and an Indian
boy, recently. Prof. Saxman and vile
ware among the teachers taken north on
tbs Leo IN November last, and were To-
Gated at Port Tongas by DR.. Jackson, to
rsmain for the winter. Prof. Saxman
and those who perished with him started
in canoe fer Port Chester Dec, 18th.
4 cold snap setting in, no reacuiug party
sOuld venture out till il January, and
when they did they found ouly the canoe
and soRls bedding. Il probably upset
sad the occupants wore drowned. Mrs.
saZman is here, having arrived on the
Idaho, and is hearE-broken over the fate
st Ler husband. She is on her way east
10 Join her relRtiyes in Pennsylvania.
PEof. Saxman was d Mason, au Odd Eel
low, Select knight aud member OF the
4. o. q. W. He was 81 years old, and
sultared gentleman.